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Ur only spreading the rushes u need to spray them

I’d say Bro is the steadiest tractor man about the place👍

Good job getting it going, far too much is disposed off these days. Everything needs to be maintained. 👍

Fair play best of luck with it

Short sides forget the back 💈 barber I’m tight on money

Make up 2 stop brackets to fit over the chrome on the rams for lifting the mower. Drop the mower onto them and carry it that way to maintain your height. You dont need to be lifting it up and down anyway. Will give you a nice even job

Rush beeding great works great for me and saves some money on straw and everyone know the price of straw now is stupid you can let it cut for 2 weeks and it still wont rot so dont be worried about balling it even ift you bale it slighty green and leave it on some dry ground it will wilt away just dont keep them pushed together spread them apart a small bit

Greatest channel ever

Great vidos phil as allways

Nice calves 🎉😊 I love watching your video

Helllloooo everybody my names tom lamb

Great video Phil. Really enjoyed it

Good man Phil + Your Daddy was right. As Daddy's usually are. Loving the videos + I m not a farmer

Rushes dried out like hay or straw,great bedding

that story of the sheep wire made me wince

Good luck with your Rush harvest. A new concept to me but I can see your logic. Derek's dream come true. 😊😅😊

Will u ted it or not I know we’ve made rush straw/bedding just interested if you will or not❤

Inspirational Video Phil! Just shows you old tired equipment forgotten about can be cleaned-up, loosened off, greased-Up and put to good 👍 use.

You seem to be heaping all the blame on "drivers" for the damage done to the mower..... I'm just curious... did the driver leave the sheep wire and heap of timber in the fields too?. I would have thought that whoever left that stuff lying around in a silage field would share in the blame or maybe that's just me.

Theres drivers and theres screwdrivers !!!!

That’s not fair blaming the drivers for people leaving things in the field did you charge the land owner for the damage, if alll contractors stuck together and charged landowners for the damage it wouldn’t take long for them to cop on the way I see it the mowers are expected to level the fields the rakes row the stones and the balers pick them then the slurry macerators collect them 😢who’s codding who

A piece of useable equipment sitting idle is an asset wasted. 'Use it or sell it' is something I try to abide by. Even if only sold as scrap! To their credit, this isn't the first time that Farmer Phil and family have taken a piece of equipment out of the hedge and put it back in use. The potato harvester (if my memory serves me correctly), the beet harvester for sure and a few other things! Well done them I say and it is always good to see things back in use.

Shake rattle and roll

Good video Phil.

Looks like the mower did a nice job, the field looks nice.

👍👍👍.

Yeah did like this one

Can see reason for using it if theres crap in the feild to hit dont matter you thort it was scrap so dont matter if its damaged

Imagine trying to blame someone else for machinery that's broke when they never look after their own machinery. Cowboys Ted. Cowboys.

How do you expect a driver to see wire rolled out in a medow , blame the fools that leave things lying there in the first place. Blame the driver its easier, blame the farmer you might lose the job, been there.

If you know there's no stones after topping with the tarrup mower you can top the same ground with the samasz from then on

How much for the grouper Phil?

Good Job at Getting the Mower working together Philip!!!

By god Phil it's working great, you bent down to look at it with a full head of hair and a big beard and you came back up like a raw baby 😂😂

'Short back and sides' Sum Mower 😅😅

The joys of hire work at times more output than input when adding up the sums.

Great video Phil. Great job topping. Enjoyed watching. 👍🏼👍🏼

The hair and beard will be hot during the summer months. The new hair do will be much better.

Tis a great mower for that job.. at least if something broke in the mower you wouldn't cry over it.. great job 👍

The big thing I find with the rushes is to keep them topped and graze tight to them and if they are soft rushes or young the cattle will eat them

Well I reckon that headge row/ nettle crop find was a good plan.. seems to have chopped that rushes no problem.. I remember when we used our kidd double chop as a topper... made a good job of spreading the stuff.... even if it was 4-5 feet cut at the time.. 😂.. stay safe 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Hi Phil enjoyed the video you look 10 years younger nice one

Phil, you can’t really blame drivers for hitting foreign objects they can’t see in a field of grass. Expect for the first man who didn’t stop when he hit the sticks. If it wasn’t for the drivers youse wouldn’t of gotten half the work done

I was talking to father Phil at lamma and he told me all about that kevernaland mower , he reckoned it was the biggest heap of dirt ever came into the yard 😂🤣

Hi farmer Phil that was a great job and great video 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉the best of luck with it

Good man Phil, pull the grouper and conditioner off it and she will top away for years. Those Kverneland mowers were hard to beat. Years ago my mate had a Kidd double chop with the puddings taken out of her and topped away with it for years. Keep at it👍

she sounds like she's missing half the teeth somewhere lol. For a piece of kit that sat in the hedge for 5 years it might do fine, but you're 2 hours of work away from 1k worth of repairs

What.spray and rate will you use?

It’s a great mower just got a very hard life